I only go to a doctor or wellness person who actually looks the part. Dr. Matt works out, is a…read morefamily man, a great father and husband and very active in the community.

I've seen chiropractors, off and on, for most of my life. Yes, part of it is the lifestyle I've…read morelived in the past -- climbing mountains (and falling off of them), crashing motorcycles, and breaking horses (and vice versa). Part of it is probably congenital; part of it is simple wear-and-tear; and part of it is repetitive stress injury (those things they tell you not to do, and everyone does anyways). Regardless of the reasons, regular chiropractic care, when I could afford it, kept me mobile, functional, and kept the pain to a tolerable level. I'm disabled, now. Part of that was my fault (low back injury on the job, plus not taking the time off to heal); part of that was not (slipped disk in my neck, due to crummy ergonomics and repetitive stress at the microscope). Chiropractic is no longer an option -- it's a necessity, as it's one of the few treatment modalities that preserves function and decreases pain. That having been said, chiropractic works best for me in conjunction with other modalities: acupuncture, physiotherapy, massage, and regular stretching. I've experienced a number of different styles of chiropractic care. Most of the practitioners I've seen have helped me, to a greater or lesser extent; not all styles worked for me. Currently, I find myself inordinately blessed by the acquisition of a chiropractor whose style is ideally suited to my body's needs -- and he utilizes active release therapy, and acupuncture, too. Best of all, he's affiliated with the University Health and Performance Center, a short walk from my building, and he's generously offered a student discount, which makes my twice-weekly essential appointments affordable. Marco Lozej is a true healer -- he's gentle, caring, asks careful and pertinent questions, documents thoroughly, and always acts as a patient advocate. He makes himself available for emergencies, and ensures no one in need is left out in the cold. While I've heard wonderful recommendations for his business partner, I've had such good results from Marco that I'm hesitant to change anything. So if you see me with a spring in my step, that'll be thanks to Marco. Cheers, Marco, and thanks a million!

Very clean facility with great staff!…read more Will be back again next time I am sick (hopefully not too soon!)

Nice place, nice staff and nice doctors who would listen to you and answer all your questions. Wait…read moretime can be too long. That's why I give only 3 stars.Easy registering with the Kiosk.I came here to do an allergy test. Everyone was friendly. Parking available at the front. I didn't have any problem here. I recommend this medical centre to anyone.

After receiving treatment from various facilities, I finally found this amazing place. Back Clinics…read moreof Canada. They have helped me tremendously with their type of treatment, which is specific to the individual, I am now able to move around and enjoy my life after months of debilitating pain from Sciatica and Trochanteric Bursitis. Dr. Ron and his Staff are extremely friendly, professional. knowledgeable and make you feel very comfortable during your visits. I am very thankful to them and appreciate all their help in making me feel so much better. I would recommend this clinic to everyone with any type of back problem. Christine T.

As I promised in my last comment, I want to follow up at the end of the treatment…read more Unfortunately, I didn't get the same good results that the big majority of the patients got ( as by the overwhelmingly positive comments) My pain is the same or even worse. The treatment was not for me. As a health professional myself, and following my own experience, I need to advise all people with back pains, who seek the treatment of this clinic so called HIGH PERFORMANCE, that this is not the panacea. Not everybody will respond with pain relieve and ''new life'' The results, depends on the damage of the spine each of you have. In the first assessment the chiropractor should be able to give you an educated estimate of the expectation. Are you or are you not not a good candidate for the treatment.( again depending on the damage you have) Then you will have to decide. The treatment is very expensive. All that said, I want to thank all the staff of the clinic, who were extremely nice and caring. If you are a good candidate for the treatment I recommend this clinic.

Sabrina is great. The experience has changed my life. From the initial consultation and diagnosis…read moreto the end result. My tinnitus is down to a manageable level and my hearing is back to normal. Even my wife and kids notice a big change. The office staff were so friendly and welcoming, they really put me at ease.

Now that I can actually hear what is being said, I have entered a new and better space.read more

My father was greater and treated with dignity and respect. Amazing care for him and his extended…read morefamily.

Horrible experience with the 'care ' provided by this hospice. My mother had cancer -the house in…read morecharge was Dr Jessica zives. Not only was my mother in severe pain she was told just to go to the hospital. Upon returning home a house nurse who lacked manners and failed to answer my direct questions-she injected my mother with an unknown substance while she was already on a Fentanyl pump. This injection stopped my mother's heart. MOST horrible experience if my life. Left with unanswered questions as this hospice will not return my messages. Stay away from this place for the best intentions and intentions of your family member

I have back pain years . I had started treatment with Dr Sandu 3 years but clinic just have new…read moreway for treatment with ultrasound machine. it is helpful and work on my back so good. I almost didn't use back support when working. give my live back thx very much doctor and his team giao Nguyen

I am spending almost two years there, I has big accident . My neck and shoulders are so pain with…read moreheadache. Everything feel better now. I love this place and service here, Doctor he is so good and kindly. This place needs to come when you get painfully. Better than you took pain killers. GIAO Nguyen

i have been seeing Shereen for over a year and i have found her to be a true professional and one…read morededicated to her craft. Shereen is very patient and caring and takes time to explain the problem in detail and then provides various exercises to correct it. Even when you have not done the homework she is very supportive in encouraging you and does it with a smile. i look forward to my visits because i know i will leave feeling better than i came if not physically , mentally. i feel optimistic when i leave knowing that she has given my problem the best shot . She is very exemplary in her conduct and represents the chiropractic profession well.

I'm writing this review to clarify Peter's bodywork. I often see reviews for massage that say very…read morelittle to enlighten you and it's so subjective. Saying things like,"excellent massage" aren't helpful for clients looking for a specific type of work. I'll break Peter's work down into a few categories which are all of equal importance: KNOWLEDGE - Peter has an encyclopedic understanding of anatomy of the human body. He knows all the muscle (not just the main muscle groups) along with their origin and insertion points. Why does this help? Because you can work muscles along any of three points: origin, insertion and the muscle belly itself (as well as the fascial layers). With this knowledge and understanding of the location, you can work a particularly stubborn area a multitude of ways that are harder for therapists that don't have a good working knowledge of anatomy. Peter was also previously a personal trainer and is a current bodybuilding competitor so he knows the body from different perspectives: a normal person, an athlete, and a trainer. INTUITION - I am a massage therapist and it's rare to find another therapist who has Peter's level of intuition. This is obviously more subjective and harder to quantify (and likely something that's not even noticed by non-therapists). What I mean by this is his ability to listen/feel the muscle and to know precisely when to stay on it, when it's about to release and when to push through it. This is a skill that you either have or you don't. I have been to many massages where the therapist has zero intuitive sense of the body and they basically force their way through the muscles. This results in unnecessary additional soreness and doesn't help to relax the muscles. This makes his sessions less painful (compared to an un-intuitive therapist) and more effective. The body gives you clues when it's ready and Peter listens! PRESSURE - also a subjective area. Pressure, to me, is enough force to cause release of the adhesion. With an un-intuitive therapist so much force is used that I'm gritting my teeth, I've stopped breathing and I'm involuntarily contracting the exact muscle they are trying desperately to release (causing the therapist to use even more force to get it to release: result unnecessary soreness and likely the muscle never even fully released and still causes pain). I love deep tissue massage and I have a fairly high pain tolerance and I found that Peter was phenomenal about taking you right to that edge (where the pain building and could get very intense quickly but doesn't). If you listen to the body, it tells you exactly how much pressure is needed. I was recommended to Peter by my brother upon my visit to Canada. I was pleasantly surprised to find he had such a well rounded combination of skills, which makes him a PHENOMENAL bodyworker. I will be setting up a massage with Peter every time I visit my brother...or maybe I'll see my brother every time I come to visit Peter ;-).